Austin Barack
Team at 21Shares
Austin Barack is the founder and managing partner of Relayer Capital and was previously a partner and senior research Analyst at CoinFund. He focuses most closely on scaling and middleware infrastructure, DeFi, NFT financialization, identity, and payments. Austin began his career in fintech as an early employee at cross border payments company Payoneer (NASDAQ: PAYO), before going on to co-found Promeritum, a provider of collateralized lending products. Prior to joining CoinFund, he was the VP of Finance at Shares, an exchange traded product issuer focused on digital assets. Austin has been researching, investing, and building in crypto since early . Originally from Connecticut, Austin has lived in Chile, Hungary, and Australia, and speaks fluent Spanish and Portuguese. Austin holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Blockchains should allow for heterogeneous applications to coexist on the same protocol, composable with each other without violating each other's characteristics. That is the architecture Canton was designed to enable. @YuvalRooz discusses with @21shares. https://t.co/tAe3nyh8zQ
Thank you Bitwise and 21shares
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Spot $HYPE ETF Sees Inflow-Only First Week. 21Shares' spot @HyperliquidX ETF has seen net inflows every single day since launching earlier this week. It finished the week with a net inflow of $3.1 m
Bitwise Launches Hyperliquid ETF as Coinbase Becomes Treasury Deployer; 21Shares Sees Record Inflows
21Shares Launches Hyperliquid ETF (THYP) on Nasdaq; Attracts $1.2M Inflows on Debut
21Shares Debuts First ETF Focused on Canton Network Crypto Token
21Shares updates Hyperliquid ETF document, code THYP
21shares will distribute staking rewards to ETH and SOL ETF investors
21Shares: Actively managed crypto ETPs will become the next stage of investment, with the global actively managed ETF size nearing $1.8 trillion